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                    (1) Bryan C. Diner, Esq., counsel for Lang;                       
                    (2) Mark Boland, Esq., counsel for Kitano; and                    
                    (3) Fred E. McKelvey, Senior Administrative Patent                
                         Judge.                                                       

               A.   Discussion                                                        
               The purpose of the conference call was to set dates for                
          taking action during the preliminary motion phase of the                    
          interference.  Lang advised (Paper 13) that it did not plan to              
          file any preliminary motion.  During the conference call, Lang              
          also advised that it did not intend to file a preliminary                   
          statement.  It follows that on the record there is no basis                 
          upon which Lang can prevail and that a judgment should be                   
          entered at this time.                                                       

               B.   Judgment                                                          
               Upon consideration of the record, including the                        
          discussion during the telephone conference call, it is                      
                    ORDERED that judgment on priority as to Count 1, the              
          sole count in the interference, is awarded against junior                   
          party Hans-Jochen Lang, Andreas Weichert, Jan-Robert Schwark,               
          Wolfgang Scholz, Udo Albus and Peter Crause.                                
                    FURTHER ORDERED that judgment on priority as to                   
          Count 1 is awarded in favor of senior party Masahumi Kitano,                

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